The Fifth Floor Episodes Episode guide
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Wanted leaders: When the Chase is Up
What happens when famous fugitives hand themselves in?
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Two Years of the Syria Story
We talk to the journalists telling the story of the conflict
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Memories of Hugo Chavez
Meeting and reporting on the larger than life Venezuelan president.
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Reporting Kenya's elections
Hopes and fears for Kenyans as the elections approach.
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Drug ballads in Mexico
Narco corridos - the music of Mexico's drug cartels.
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Launching 麻豆社 Urdu TV
Behind the scenes with 麻豆社 Urdu's all-woman TV team
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Spotlight on Brazil
Reporting tragedy and celebration - a journalist reflects on a week of extremes in Brazil
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Egypt's d茅j脿 vu?
Curfews, battles in Tahrir and angry speeches from the president. What year is it again?
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Reporting the truth in Nigeria
Following more attacks in Nigeria, we ask how a reporter finds the truth behind the events
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Reporting Mali
As the crisis in Mali deepens, what have been the reporting challenges for 麻豆社 Africa?
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Sri Lanka: Stories from the frontline
Tamil and Sinhala perspectives on reporting Sri Lanka's civil war
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Reporting on Delhi's gang-rape trauma
How to cover a tragedy with an unnamed victim: reporting on the Delhi gang-rape and murder
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29/12/2012
Looking back at 2012: a year's reporting from the World Service's 27 language sections
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22/12/2012
A Palestinian journalist's story of growing up in Syria's Yarmouk refugee camp
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15/12/2012
Inside the world of obituaries: how journalists prepare for breaking bad news
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08/12/2012
A deity in the dock? How holy Hindu Gods can be called into court
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01/12/2012
My Kaduna: Hausa journalists reflect on the growing violence of their Nigerian hometown
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24/11/2012
Rebels abound on the Fifth Floor
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17/11/2012
Tragedy in Gaza for a 麻豆社 Arabic reporter
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10/11/2012
Shut out of the Party: Covering Beijing's big political Congress without a visa
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03/11/2012
Reporting Rakhine's unrest: tough challenges for 麻豆社 Burmese and neighbouring Bengali
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27/10/2012
Reporting Lebanon: a day shift in Beirut and a lifetime of conflict in your country
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20/10/2012
The fall of Gaddafi: a Libyan journalist gives an insider's view on how the 麻豆社 covered it
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13/10/2012
Malala on the 麻豆社 and the duty of care dilemma: how far can journalists protect a source?
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06/10/2012
Perfecting the art of arguing - how can you pack a bigger punch in a Presidential debate?
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29/09/2012
What's behind the words? The pitfalls and perils of translating world leaders.
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22/09/2012
How do reporters in the field handle - or even escape - their government minders?
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15/09/2012
The secret lives of Pakistan's ISI wives - a satirical take on their catty shenanigans
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Reporting Beslan
Reporting Beslan: two journalists remember the most dramatic experience of their careers
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01/09/2012
Translating the Paralympics Games - the challenges of reporting disability in 27 languages